“you know doc, it really works." [cheers and applause] >> greg: thank you to the congresswoman nancy mace and our beautiful studio audience. i love you, america. [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening. i'm trace gallagher. it is a warm o'clock in the east coast. this is -- 11:00 on the east coast and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night." we have brand-new information in the search for the escaped murderer from pennsylvania. police sources now are telling fox news that he has been shot at. apparently he went into a homeowners house and he was shot at. in some capacity, he was able to steal a rifle and then he left the house. and he remains on the run.

we did not yet know if he was actually hit and wounded. we are looking as the braking bk information comes in. let's get to jackie ibanez. she is life in the newsroom with more on this. jackie, what do we know. >> reporter: a source with state police tells fox news danelo cavalcante was shot by a homeowner in east nashville pennsylvania while stealing a rifle. where told that he made it out with a gun and troopers were calling in additional resources to pursue him within their new perimeter. the man now stretching into two -- manhattan now stretching into to do? is there's no defined search area. they are simply working on any information or tips that they have received right now they do have that new search area since he was shot and ran away with some type of gun. will in today from state police he tried to arrange a meeting -- meetings with two acquaintances who were not home at the time of the weekend. one of their doorbell cameras captured cavalcante appearing clean-shaven and wearing a

hoodie. police were if anyone is helping him with this great escape, they will be prosecuted. they are urging residents again to lock the buildings and vehicles after the escapee stole a van that had keys in it. later amended that vehicle. officials believe cavalcante is still in pennsylvania as we know according to police. he has friends and family nearby including his sister who is also in the u.s. illegally. she is being detained tonight for deportation proceedings after failing to cooperate with investigators. >> i don't believe he has the resources to get out of pennsylvania and again, other pieces of information that we have generated within this investigation lead me to believe that he is still here. >> reporter: the reward for information leading to cavalcante's capture is up to -- pennsylvania state police say their manhunt is focused on northern chester county where that stolen man was recovered --

van was recovered. trace? >> trace: jackie ibanez, thank you. let's bring in special agent nicole parker. no-call, the story is changing now every second. it appears that he went into a homeowner's area and he was shot or shot at. we don't know if -- the homeowner believe that he was hit and he has the rifle and he is back on the run. where do you take this? >> this is not good. obviously, this is law enforcement. they were hoping that this did not occur. everyone has continually asked in these press conferences, do you know if he has a weapon? based on this new intelligence, he has a rifle. this is extremely dangerous. those in the community need to be extremely vigilant and aware. lock your doors on your home, on their cars, your windows, your shares, anything needs to be locked. if you see this individual, do not approach the individual, do not approach cavalcante. you call 911 immediately.

with him having a weapon, this is a very brazen individual. he has killed someone in brazil. he has killed, stabbed a woman 38 times in front of her two young children to keep her quiet from telling law enforcement about the killing that he did in brazil. he has no limits. based on my experience working with fugitives on violent crime fugitive task force, for the fbi, i don't know that this is going to end well. this is extremely dangerous and people need to be vigilant and be aware and be safe. >> trace: what if he is wounded. >> you know, the thing that you know in law enforcement is when you are the bad guy, it is amazing that their adrenaline, they can keep going. you can be shot at multiple times and i have seen it. they just keep going. okay? so it depends on where they are fired at, where the wound is. but just because he is shot at does not mean it will necessarily slow him down. let's hope that he is injured enough that it stops him. it gives law enforcement time to catch on to him but he is desperate. the fact that he is willing to

have, medications with individuals. he stole a vehicle and now he has entered someone's home and has told a rifle. he has no limits. he is desperate. and this is extremely dangerous. >> trace: yeah, it's back to you as the breaking news comes. but i will -- want to get your take on 9/11. 22 years since the attacks on 9/11. and you were in the financial center adjacent to the world trade center. what does this mean to you 22 years later? >> this is a day that i will never ever forget. this is extremely important. is the day that changed my life and americans need to understand we have to remember this day forever whether you were there, whether you were not there, whether you are not even born, everyone needs to understand. there were heroes that stepped up to the line that day, trace. i saw them with my own two eyes. nypd, port authority police department and actual civilians that had no law enforcement experience that were saving individuals and since then, all of those that have joined the military that have gone to battle for us over 7,000

individuals that have been killed in combat and we cannot underestimate the power of the human spirit and the american culture and we need to come together as a country and you don't have to be a law enforcement officer in the military. each individual, you can make an impact in this country. i think it is time for people to look inside their souls. what can you do to give back? what can you do to help others, to love others and show compassion and that is what the american spirit -- this is what i love about america. and may we never forget. >> trace: yeah. well said, points. nicole, thank you for coming out. we appreciate and. >> thank you. >> trace: the district attorney represents crime rates in oakland california says those who complain about crime are racist. but no word if that includes the naacp who recently said that wanting to be safe is not racist. matt finn is live with more pushback against yet another far left soft on crime, prosecutor. good evening. >> reporter: good evening.

outrage over oakland california's violent crime is intensifying. residents are demanding the city's democratic mayor declared a state of emergency. others say they're simply being forced to flee. >> i am leaving oakland. yes, we are trying to sell some properties and we are getting out of here. i need some more in order. >> that woman saying she is going to texas. a public safety meeting in oakland that so many people showed up, some were forced to stand in the streets. they are calling for the mayor to declare a state of emergency which would grant the city more funding and resources to fight violent crime. by the city's mayor says not happening. >> calling for a state of emergency right now when we are doing everything that this would allow for us, i mean, let's call what it is. it is just political -- >> reporter: a growing number of oakland residents are also furious with how -- alameda county district attorney power prize for her so-called soft on crime policies which they say are fueling the city's

lawlessness. however price says her critics are racist telling cbs that is racism. i'm calling it for what it is. if you believe the media hype, i would from a well respected lawyer and businesswoman with 40 years of explains in this commute into a bubbling incompetence -- incompetent idiot who knew nothing about the law or the criminal justice system. some residents of oakland say they are scared to simply to go shopping as robberies and carjackings are drastically up year over year in that city, trace. >> trace: matt finn, the met,. ♪ ♪ -- mack, thank you. ♪ ♪ fox news at night common sense department is disappointed with the argument. oakland residents are crystal clear they are tired of the rise in violent crime. killings, rapes, robberies up to 15%. that may not seem like a big number, but when you put it on top of already record crime stats, it is a big number. if they-minute county district attorney à la price says

complaining that crime is too high and that she is not doing enough is "racism. common sense and finds that interesting considering 50% of oakland residents are black and hispanic. and the people in oakland most impacted by rising crime are black and hispanic. and very notable and a prevalent group in oakland says that residents are afraid to leave their homes and that it is not racist or unkind to be safe from crime. that notable group is the naacp. and when they made the complaint, the a price said she expected better. it gets worse. the oakland mayor now says that complaints about as cutting crime are "political theater." common sense listen to a grieving young asian mom in oakland who lost her 23 month old son to a random gunfire. she did not appear to be acting. she did not appear to be racist. she appeared to be devastated and it appears she is not alone.

let's bring in criminal defense attorney vik bajaj with more on this. vic, and the wall street journal, they write about oakland, quoting. if a white person using a gun during a crime or a boy game ever commit a robbery you might face an enhanced sentence based on that gun used or gang membership. if the defendant is back, however, he will be charged at the lowest possible level to avoid disparate racial impact. the goal is to protect black criminals but in doing so, you are ignoring black victims. >> that is right. it is somewhat unfair to -- and try to do a comparison. there's a myriad of facts in every offense that can go into that calculus on how they are charge. but one common factor is charging decisions by liberal district attorneys, you can charge an attempted murder for -- as an assault with a deadly weapon or what we recall a naked assault, not a strike. and that is purely a charging decision. now, for this district attorney, to take that record and say, well, i was doing great according to all the polls and

the parties back then but now i'm not doing so great and it must be because i'm black. and that is a horrible message. it makes critics very fearful about coming out and being put in in an indefensible division -- this position. from the new mexico governor is now suspended the right to carry a firearm in public in albuquerque and here's a back and forth with she and a reporter. >> reporter: you've swore an oath to constitution. is in it unconscionable to say you cannot exercise your carry license? >> with one exception. and that is if there's an emergency and i have declared an emergency for a temporary amount of time, i can invoke additional powers. >> trace: a lot of legal experts say she is wrong. where are you coming out? >> she is absolutely wrong. nowhere in the constitutional if you -- constitution if you go to

any interpretation does it have this executive order exception. this is something governors around the estate like to hold on to believe they have the power to override the constitution. now, the constitutional cases that have come down by the united states supreme court recently, conservative majority as a ritualist of construction. that means they look at the text and the words of the constitution rather than a living, breathing want to read current topics or prerogatives and there. this, again, is a slippery slope. she knows it is unconst unconstitutional. will -- it will not pass legal changes in any way, shape, or form, which makes one wonder why fight that fight other than the sound bits that are being proliferated around the country. robin ware talk about crime. or want to put this up. we just gots -- got his video in. this is northridge may see store that was robbed again by these retail gangs think some of this video here. it is kind of unbelievable because we see this all the time. we cities and people. they are caught on camera. they go in. they destroyed a store and they

walked out with tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars in merchandise. that you go to chicago and this is a rideshare driver who was being beaten. almost, i mean, really, he was beaten with a cane by three riders and they continued to beat him until they finally got tired and left him. he is going to live. they were also caught on tape. vik, and nobody gets caught. everybody gets caught on camera and nobody gets caught and it kind of amazes me. is it just resources so low? >> no one is getting caught yet. eventually, this will happen. this type of crime cannot go unpunished. you know? many of my colleagues in the united states attorney's office always tell me, mr. bajaj, when i'm defending someone, we just can't ignore every crime. right? we have to prosecute everything. and this situation, it will catch up. you have the technology with the facial recognition software. that is going to be proliferated not only to state and local but also to the feds. was the feds get involved,

action happens. unfortunately, for the defendants, but fourthly for that community. trim and sometimes people just sit there and think, they are just trying to take their sweet time. thank you. president biden finally criticized today for not visiting the 9/11 memorial site. he is the first person to mark the occasion elsewhere since the attacks 22 years ago. this international correspondent kevin corke is live in washington tonight with more on this. kevin clark good evening. >> kevin: over 4,000 miles away has -- he just how far kristin byrne was from around zero on 9/11. while that might seem like a gaffe, the white house was content to send his vp, kamala harris, there instead. all the while the president was in alaska following his asia trip. today, he was going for national unity and urging americans not to succumb to "knows this politics of division -- difference and division." >> president biden: i join you on this solemn day to renew our sacred vow never forget.

never forget. we never forget. each of us, each of those precious lives stolen too soon, when evil attacked. ground zero, new york, i remember standing there next day and looking at the building. i felt like i was looking through the gates of hell. >> kevin: critics said he should have made it a priority. to be at ground zero. >> it is no surprise to me that he is not coming to ground zero or any of the 9/11 sites. this is a president who has more in common with oligarch -- than he does with people -- or east palestine. so would no chalk to my system. >> kevin: you are in listening to criminal areas there. his brother died in the 9/11 attacks. >> trace: kevin corke, a lot of us in dc. thank you. it's been governor and

presidential candidate doug burnham. —-dash doug burgum. kevin did a nice job with the report. a lot of criticism of the person being addressed, and not being in one of the sites. what do you think about that? >> well, what i think about 9/11, i think about the victims that we lost that they including some of north dakota's that were in that building. most of those buildings. would also think about is the 20th anniversary getting ready in north america to have memorial service for the 29 gold star families who have lost north dakota national guard's under woman in the war on terror. and then a couple weeks before that biden has the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan for wholly political reasons. it appears arbitrary deadline we're going to get out and try to console parents and families who felt like they lost a child, you know, fighting were because it meant something. that is something i'm always going to remember. is like an announcement does not

know know what -- north dakota we are doing everything weekend to honor the military and the people who fight in our state and it is amazing to me what is even more amazing is that on the same day of 9/11, that we hear from the biden every session that they have cut a deal f for $6 billion being released from south korea to go to iran, who is the greatest sponsor of terrorism. is how we are celebrating 9/11? >> trace: yeah, it is kind of unbelievable. to you, running for president, want to read this. this is from new york magazine. buying his way into a second debate stage. he said burgum has won a lot of ads so he was able to reach 3% in one hour and one, new hampshire poll. is the requirement that is a real problem for him. how do you get the national poll in there? are you going to make it for the debate? >> we are going to make the debate stage. we have one poll. we are 4% nationally. revealed 50 respondents short and 750 respondents versus 800 required by the rnc. but we are planning on being there. >> trace: it is two weeks from

wednesday. so the plan is you are going to be there. if you were there, and you get on stage, how do you stand out? >> i think there's an opportunity to keep -- >> trace: there will be seven of you. >> you, but i think the opportunity is to keep doing what we're doing on the ground. we have not been out of nationally. we have been in iowa in new hampshire on the ground and we are talking to real americans in those states. the things that they are concerned about and the economy, biden. with interest rates that are at a 22-year high. inflation is choking every american family. the economy is going the wrong direction. part of that is driven by these just atrociously bad energy policies that the biden administration the biden administration has been that you can't make any stop without talk about national security which starts with energy security and border security. and biden policies are making the road less safe, less stable. and it is making everything cost more in the nine states. so when we are talked about these issues, economy, national security, we are getting great

response in iowa and new hampshire. >> trace: and the governor is a fighter. he tore his achilles before the last debate and he is walking run. he has a little cycle that he is working well, still campaigning. still going day-to-day in campaigning and fighting the good fight. we thank you for coming on. we very much appreciate it. >> thank you, trace. great to be with you. >> trace: thank you. ♪ ♪ >> trace: internet purposefulness roundup, protesters enter the office of house speaker kevin mccarthy demanding the chamber reauthorize federal spending for aids relief. they want mccarthy to help pass the emergency plan for aids relief. the provision expires at the end of the month. seven protesters were arrested by capital police. draftkings has a paul joseph of offering a september 11 seemed bent on its platform. the event in question went viral on social media for stating never forget, but these new york teams to win tonight on 9/11. the bat was taken down because of the outcry and of course

because it was thoughtless. after winning her first he was open and going -- only 19 years old, gauff took a moment to pray courtside. after the image went viral, nfl coach tony genji shot at and how espn framed the. posting, quoting here, i hate to. this to you, sport center but coco gauff was not soaking it all in. she was praying. she has been very open about her christian faith in the past and seems pretty obvious when she is -- what she is doing here. coming up, the father of a sex assault victim has been pardoned. what he is saying now is something you might want to hear. and later in the in attack -- cap, if there's something people would never guess by just looking at you, are you hunter smith -- underestimating? are you taking lightly? tell us about your hidden talent or what you have accomplished that nobody would know and it might surprise the world. let us know, x and instagram, trace gallagher.

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>> trace: north korea's kim jong-un has a right for a report expected meeting with russian president henry brewton. he is a believe to be traveling with his top military officials. concerning western countries that are armed deal might be in a, in the works. and the talks. spokesman matthew miller said that washington will be monitoring those talks very, closely. but unidad is speaking out after the governor pardon him for confronting the loudoun county school board the trench with assault of his daughter. >> now to kevin corke in dc. kevin corke. >> kevin: this is "a story. scott smith is the loudoun county father of a girl who was assaulted in a unisex bathroom by a student he described as a boy in is good. smith erupted in very and was later charged with obstruction of justice and the sorely conduct. charge was actually set to go a -- in trial but governor glenn youngkin of the great state of

virginia commonwealth stepped in and pardoned smith. >> he should have never been prosecuted here. this was a dad standing up for his daughter and just to remind everyone, his daughter had been sexually assaulted in the bathroom of a school and nobody was doing it about it. >> our justice system across this land is officially politicized and weaponized to the hill and that is scary for every american. >> trace: i have -- >> i have lived in a loud in. by the way, the county prosecutor has made no secret of the disappointment here saying the justice system does not work when the governor becomes both judge and jury. trace. >> trace: kevin, thank you. experience phoenix senior fellow of the american federation for children, corey deangelis and nicole neily. thank you for coming up. heard the story. i want your take on what you think of the governor's pardon.

>> governor glenn youngkin is a hero for parents across the nation and with this move pardoning this parent, he shows everybody why the gop is now the parent's party. if you think back to 2021, glenn youngkin won in a state that 110 points to the biden just a year before. by two points overall and by six points with education voters which was the number two issue in that election. glenn youngkin is showing republicans a blueprint for success but when it comes to politically speaking, also he is doing the right thing here. >> trace: yeah, it is amazing. and there to you, the los angeles unified school district has a rental club, right? and here's the thing that caught my eye. is for 4-year-olds through fifth grade. we can put this on the screen. this is what was sent home to parents. this is across the rainbow thing. and so here's the other bullet points on this. it says welcome to the rental club. is a space for celebrating many types of identities including lesbian, gay, bisexual, and to

spirit identities. not sure what all those words even mean or if they apply to you. everyone is welcome and there will plenty of time to ask questions. can we not focus on reading and math before -- for 4-year-olds? >> it is frightening. this is against the district that has had queer all year. they could do a full hour on that. but as you alluded to, frighteningly, this is a district that has not performed well. elementary school proficiency in los angeles unified is 36% in math and 43% in reading and so perhaps this district would maybe be better served teaching kids abcs before they teach the lgbt's. term. thoughts on this, cory. >> it is a complete dumpster fire. they spent over $22,000 per student per year. maybe they should focus on the

basics instead of trying to control the minds of other people's children and to talk about sexual topics at such a young age. is a total disaster and parents should push back and try to demand that many to take that fed into a private school instead. >> trace: you and a woman named leslie jones had a bit of a class on social media. jesse jones a democratic candidate for had written at least one and type school choice post on x. positing that education freedom is a scam on the american people who put money in the pockets of the millionaires. nothing more when corey pointed out to the jones the hypocrisy of her sending her children to a private school. she blocked him on social media. blocked him from her account becoming, you can't really debate, right? that is not about debate. corey, your thoughts? >> yeah, hypocrites don't like to be called up for their hypocrisy. we saw stacy davis, the chicago teachers union president, getting called out for her similar hypocrisy in that counsel of a school district,

the chicago public schools district. she has no shot at winning the election because she came out against parental rights and voters don't like hypocrites and we see this with democrats all too often. is in their own kids to the private school and then they say, they have -- portraits should not have a chance to win to better institutions like their own children. it is total hypocrisy. it is because they are owned by the teachers unions and they care more about the adults in the system than the kids themselves. >> trace: nick hill -- nicole neily, a rep is up. >> she said that she made that choice because of that. but to go ahead and block other programs from keeping their children safer. that is sick. it is closed and she should be ashamed of herself. >> trace: nicole neily, corey deangelis, thank you both. coming up, a big name nfl quarterback has cured of their just minutes into the first-game of the season. what happened on monday night football will be next with jim gray to give us some analysis. but first, dolphins put on an aerial show off the coast of georgia. and a drone captures a stunning images from inside a volcano

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the good news is if there's such a thing, furthermore, we don't know if it is torn. we will know tomorrow after the mri. i spoke with the doctor, the finest doctor in the country for sports and sports medicine. he just said, he had the -- cam akers of the rams at this achilles injury. and kobe bryant played very effectively. it is going to be difficult. >> trace: 38 years old, and you say that kobe came back. do you think he is tough enough to make it back? >> absolutely. oone of the toughest guys out there. he is aaron rodgers, multiple time mvp, a super bowl champion. one the greatest throwers in the history of the national football league at cornerback. yes, he is tough enough. from year the jets now, do they stick with jack wilson -- zach wilson? byu guy?

or do they go elsewhere? are they calling tom brady right now, jim? >> [laughs] they may -- time is retired and talk is not coming back. you can put that on your pad in ink. he is done with professional football. if you watch hard knocks, you saw it. another tutelage of aaron rodgers, this year, and when you take into account of all that he has gone through and wins the game and it is just a terrific s card by garrett wilson. and then they win in overtime on xavier gipson. takes back a punt return for some 65 years. they win 22-16. aaron rodgers left after the third play of the game against the buffalo team, many expected to win in this division. josh allen, awful tonight. he fumbled the ball, three interceptions. so don't discount the jets yet. but it is a much less a

different hill to climb without aaron rodgers. >> trace: yeah, great analysis as always, jim. you are the best. thanks for coming on on late notice. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> trace: new mexico's democratic governor is taking heat over her comments regarding the constitution and temporary gun ban. matt finn is back with that story and white liberals are up in arms. matt. -- why liberals are up in arms. >> sorry, i'm without my my script. back to you. >> trace: we talk about this. the whole concept is that it is supposed to be for 30 days. so she gets this 30 day ban and the constitution is like -- she can't do this. this is not the way you do that kind of stuff because it is not constitutionally correct. >> and the shift of the largest metropolitan area in new mexico says he will not enforce the government's new order prohibiting that ban. he says it is unconstitutional. he says actually it is hurting people who are legally caring around guns in that state.

>> trace: matt finn, back to you. will get to that. let's bring in -- we want to go back to this. want to go back to this because it is really important, this whole rainbow club. if you can put this sent notice to parents, it is four, five, 606 up to fifth grade. my question is 30 you, i have two daughters. everywhere their offensive mind, they wa wanted to go, regardlesf they knew what it was. they wanted to go because they just could not miss out on it. >> exactly. you are absolutely right. i know this is a very sensitive topic for a lot of parents right now. to give them the benefit of the doubt, the signs of gender dysphoria to develop a very young in age, age 3 or 4. at that age, kids can't conceptualize the concept of lgbtq. so supposing them to that young age is just cut to create a lot of confusion. like you said, kids are easily influenced by what they seek. if they see their friends during

the club, they're going to feel like they need to join even though they might not even want to be there. and if you're going to implement such programs, it needs to be age-appropriate. at age 3 or 4, it is just an age-appropriate. >> trace: it is interesting because you see all these things and what has been done to the kids, we talked about mandates and clubs and so forth. and you take the kids really don't know and now we go back to the masking because it is starting to come back. right? it is back in the box a little bit. certain schools are masking a little bit. certain classes are masking. some kind of teasing that they might go full time to mask. this study posted on the national institute of health website, masks may produce positive emotion and/or expressivity of positive emotion. perception of negativity was unaffected by the masking. perhaps because unlike positive emotions, like happiness which are signaling more in the mouth, negative emotions like anger relied more on the upper face, the eyes. what they are seeing is is that they are only getting the negative vibe what you are wearing a mask. you're not getting the positive

vibes of the teacher or your friends. >> of course becoming, that is absolutely true. you need to seek visual expressions. smiling is a big factor for positive emotions. you are absolutely right. this is mike schmidt on this. at this point, we are, we are not in the height of the pandemic. it becomes a personal issue at this point. i always say to her by her parents and my patients, when deciding whether to mask or not, if you are immunocompromised, go ahead and do what feels comfortable for you. for a lot of people who struggle with chronic illness not masking can cause a lot of anxiety for them. so we want to think about the population, too and at this point, just practice good social etiquette. if you are sick, take a sick day. stay at home. you don't need to be out and about and socializing with people. if you do however need to come out in public and you are sick, it is good social etiquette to mask up. for the have this individual, though, is he at this point, just do what feels right for you. >> trace: i want to get your take on some of these pictures we are seeing out of morocco. they are awful. you see and you talked to these young people who say, man,

california has earthquakes. some places in the art states have earthquakes. they see some massive thing like this. we have some of these to show you and as we do, i wonder what you tell kids what you see. just like this and young people and use it so much death and destruction. what is the message to try and calm people down, the anxiety. >> of course becoming, it is very unfortunate. i was just in morocco. what a beautiful country. the thing is people think when the disaster hits a nation, they think everybody is impacted the same. that is really not the case. people in underserved communities, underserved countries, the impact of it much more and the children here and the elderly are the most vulnerable. right now, however, the red cross and usually the aids that are provided to the community will only focus on their immediate needs. show take a look at safety. they don't think about the psychological impact and, you know, that is understandably so. you want to get to those immediate medical needs. but providing psychological first aid is not that hard. if it doesn't mean diagnosing or

treating anybody in a battle field. of course not ticketmates just providing support to them or reassuring them, making sure they have a safe place to sleep. these little things go a long way in preventing major psychological impact, especially for children. >> trace: that is a grade point. dr. yalda safai, thank you for coming. me time, first tim caputo in tonight. 's viral videos, a pod of dolphins of the coast of tybee island, georgia, appeared to be auditioning for a starring role at seaworld. you can see they got quite the show. as multiple dolphins kind of flew out of the water, hitting some pretty impressive heights. and drone video shows stunning images of a volcano eruption in iceland this week. the photographer who owns the drone backed up all his video because the drone eventually overheated and was destroyed inside the volcano. boy, went out in a blaze of glory. and if you have something like this, to share, share it with us @tracegallagher or

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them. >> trace: my brother-in-law it runs in those. i think, man, i hope to goodness nobody sees you. listen, good for you, corey. that is fantastic. jackie ibanez. what would we not know about you? >> reporter: i look pretty clean cut and i don't have any tattoos. that said, i have always really wanted a sleep of tattoos. is that not weird? >> trace: it is not weird. >> i'm so clean cut. i come from utah. it would not make sense. and wake of was like, that is interesting, i guess. >> trace: hanika like to telling things about what kind of tattoo? >> it is just this urge i have to have a tattoo but i would never ever do it. i would totally regret it. >> trace: matt finn, what do we do not know about you? >> reporter: i have the same birthday as my uncle pat who was a game show host. he hosted "shop till you drop."

his name was pat fan. >> trace: i will have to do some research on that. >> nobody can guess my ethnicity. most people think i'm a -- >> trace: you are persian? >> yes. >> trace: i took like seven gases and i did not get any of them. kevin corke, what do we not know about you? >> kevin: that in spite of my usually sunny disposition, i can be quite cantankerous and curmudgeonly. >> trace: so you are like is what you are saying. kevin corke is saying, i'm kind of a lot. there you go. yeah. so here we go. does your appearance and personality match? is, on instagram, seven -- 57%. x, instagram, i get them confused. 55, 44. alexander hernandez, things so those people don't know about me, i used to compete in beauty

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